I used to have a corporate job, working in a multi-cultural environment, in four continents.
Now I work in one country, created my own project, work alone, at least most of the time and am my own boss.
I realised how good it is to be your own boss and here I outline for you some of what really struck me when I realised I was the founder of my project, in my humble opinion: 1.
Being your own boss is equivalent to feeling empowered, to be free and decide what is good for your business; 2.
Teaming up with people you wish to team up with and not being imposed a team; 3.
Pass over challenges as a way to empower rather than as a way to get judged for your performance; 4.
Chose your direction, your products, your logo, your label and what comes with it; 5.
Feel good to work on your stuff, not being imposed schedules and timelines and opt for flexi-hours anytime you wish for; 6.
When you work on your own project, your project reflects your passion, your aura, your voice, it becomes your ally.
I am not saying that this cannot happen while you work for a company you do not own, but surely the shift is much more invaluable when you work for yourself; 7.
Get your lessons learned from your inner wisdom and not from the judgement of others on what you are doing good and not.
This part at least for me is invaluable.
Maybe because I am a free-spirit, i never really liked people coming to me and say this is the standards of the organisation so you need fit in.
Especially if someone was rude at you! So now I am applying my own discipline and I like it much better.
8.
You choose your learning track, you decide which additional training you need, based on your needs and you risks zone and go for it! 9.
Get your work life balance together without having to ask anyone! 10.
Get the rewards of your creation 100 % back to you.
Surely you may find thousands more reasons, these are only the first and most invaluable to me.
Then obviously there are the challenges of being your own boss, such as you need to get a good balance of wisdom for finding your growing edge and not putting your ego too much on the way.
Now I work in one country, created my own project, work alone, at least most of the time and am my own boss.
I realised how good it is to be your own boss and here I outline for you some of what really struck me when I realised I was the founder of my project, in my humble opinion: 1.
Being your own boss is equivalent to feeling empowered, to be free and decide what is good for your business; 2.
Teaming up with people you wish to team up with and not being imposed a team; 3.
Pass over challenges as a way to empower rather than as a way to get judged for your performance; 4.
Chose your direction, your products, your logo, your label and what comes with it; 5.
Feel good to work on your stuff, not being imposed schedules and timelines and opt for flexi-hours anytime you wish for; 6.
When you work on your own project, your project reflects your passion, your aura, your voice, it becomes your ally.
I am not saying that this cannot happen while you work for a company you do not own, but surely the shift is much more invaluable when you work for yourself; 7.
Get your lessons learned from your inner wisdom and not from the judgement of others on what you are doing good and not.
This part at least for me is invaluable.
Maybe because I am a free-spirit, i never really liked people coming to me and say this is the standards of the organisation so you need fit in.
Especially if someone was rude at you! So now I am applying my own discipline and I like it much better.
8.
You choose your learning track, you decide which additional training you need, based on your needs and you risks zone and go for it! 9.
Get your work life balance together without having to ask anyone! 10.
Get the rewards of your creation 100 % back to you.
Surely you may find thousands more reasons, these are only the first and most invaluable to me.
Then obviously there are the challenges of being your own boss, such as you need to get a good balance of wisdom for finding your growing edge and not putting your ego too much on the way.
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